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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
How They Denounced our Court

To the EditOr Of the Dispatch:
You asked the other day if the Ma
hone Republicans had criticized Judge
Bonds late action as they once criti-
cized the decision of the Court OF APP
peals of Virginia.
| give You below what they said OF
that court in an address published in
the win Of June 6, 1882. 1t IS pro-
per to say that l sympathized, and do
still, with the expressions they used to-
wards that court, which ] think bal
gone far beyond its power and decided
against the rights Of a coordinate body
Of equal rights and dignity, the Legs
lature and against the sovereignty Of
their liege lord, the State of Virginia
an offence Of which the present court
has also been guilty. Mcintosh rs.
Braden and others, S0th Virginia, 2l7.
A pcrusal of the record will show
that serious as was the offence OF that
court it was insignificant compared
with the numerous outrages which
Judge Bond has put upon the State,
eliminating in this last one. The adj
dress was commended by the editor of
the wing. 1t was signed by Hon.
John +. Lewis, observation-disclosures
and President Of the Senate by j. g..
Fowler, Speaker OF the House OF Dele
gates; by every Mahoneite OF both
houses ~ +. S. Blair, Attorney
General by every officer and clerk OF
both houses and by every officer I'M
der the governmcnt-in all ninety
eight leading members Of the Malone
party.
The obnoxious decree was rendered
by "Cur own supreme tribunal, com
posed Of honest though mistaken men.
The DEGREES IN the other cases have
been rendered by Judge OF a subordi-
nate Federal court, who, from the time
of his appointment to Office by the
pcace-loving Grant, has harried the
States Of Virginia aud North and South
Carolina, over which his district ex-
tends. all Of whom he hates with all the
feryor Of an aposiate; For the man
was once a friend of the South AMI oi
States rights-up to the time Of tue de-
feat Of the secessionists in Baltimore
April -, 1861, supporter of the very
doctrine be now dcrldes in his sentence
Of Mr.. Scott, a gentleman whom he IN
suits with coarse brutality, and 50 III
suits the State.
Read the extract, and ask every Re-
publican you meet why men who colld
npply such terms of censure to oul
Judges are mute in the presence Of tins
attack by ga Federal bulldog upoI
the personal liberty Of every man who
daros to obey the laws Of his State A;
lExuactl
"But the Legislature which passed
tho funding bill had also elected
Bourbon Court Of Appeals, and, unfor
tunatclv, that tribunal was entrencheo
in position for term Of twelve years
and thus beyond the immediate reacl
of your corrective hands and thisconr
SO organized with honorable eXc,p
tious) condemned your will ana tn
rcpcaling act Of yOurreprcScntahycs -
coolly putting YOU under foot and hu
initiating ana degrading the state upol
protext of deciding side issue agnns
"A tax collector.
"Baillcd thus 10y the course pursuc'
toward You, your rights and interests
Lv Your own supreme tribunal, aud un
able TO have hearing Oh the merits o
| your cause,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
suppressluG George Francis Train.

IUy ItitsIuUI 20 VIC HIoFNtNII'T
CHICAGO, October l3.-The mayor
this morning directed the police de
partment to summarily suppress George
Francis Train and to not permit him TO
speak again. II be makes any further
demonstrations he will bc taken to the
lookup and kept there until he can be
legally adjudged insane and committed
10 lunatic asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
stolen Money Recovered.

BY telegraph 80 tie Dispatch
ST. LOUIS, October l3.-Ihe money
taken from the Pacific Express Com
uary Ivy Messenger John Owen has AL
been recovered. 1t WAS found yestcr-
day concealed in a barrel OF ashes in
the rear of the messengers residence,
in this city. The amount found WAS
So, $50. Overs directed the men 10
where the money Was hidden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
Tho Nlrglnla Western.

This favorite railroad scheme has not
vet been finally defeated, and, we hope,
never will be. 1t is true that It's CON
Meeting road in Tennessee-the Ten
pcssee Midland failed TO secure a sub
scription from Davidson county at the
recent election held in that county 70
decide for or against subscription but
the company seems notwithstanding
10 have money at command, and Is
willing to take all the risks and build
the road provided Davidson county
(other counties doing their parD will
subscribe the sum asked for. one third
OF which is to be payable after about
325 miles shall have been finished, and
the other two payments not until the
road reaches the Virginia line in one
direction and the Cincinnati Southern
railroad in another. Mr.. I. {. LEAKE,
Jr., vice Csident and general mana
ger, Mr.. II. J.. TRAITOR, secretary, and
Colonel JOSIAH PATTERSON, attorney OF
the Tennessee Midland Railway Com
paDy, were in Nashville the other
day, and, according to the american,
not at all discouraged as to the
prospects Of the Tennessee Midland.
A large number of prominent citizens
called to see Mr.. LEAKR, and he ex,
pressed himself as much gratified with
the manifestations of interest in the
Midland road on the part OF the people
of Nashville. In reply to the inquiries
made by an american reporter Mr.
LEAKE said
"Myself and associates are greatly
pleased with the reception our enter
prise has received along the line Of the
Midland road. You will remember
that it originated in part in the assn,
RANGES OF local aid which We received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

outsiders. Outside capital is now taking
bold of the valuable building. stores OF
this State. Mr.. Patrick says the efforts
TO show the exceeding healthfulness OF
the State and its value as sanitarium
have in the past two years produced the
best results. Many invalids have spent
the winters here aud been greatly ben
fitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
The Cleveland Insane Asylum fire
[By telegraph to the DispA,cn.I

IDJ ItI"bIHII - NJ VI7IR'OIsI
CLEvELASD, October l3.-One more
body was recovered from the ruins of
the chapel and laundry OF the insane
asylum which WAS burned last night,
msking seven known to be dead. The
injured inmates nre doing as well rs
can be expected, aud all may recover.
Three of the escaped patients were
captured this morning, and only two
are now unaccounted for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

The sign over the store read as f)l-
lows: Books, Stationery, Drugs, ald
Medicines" He went in and asked for
a copy of " Croup in Children" aud
the clerk handed him o bottle OF DIR.
Full's Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
BRIEF COMMENT.

We repeat that if the Ohio Demo
Gratis are wise they will force FORAKER
to define his position on the mixed
school question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
Ncy HOOit.

Juljaa E0rtimcr; 4 Brace B0y'S
Struggle far Honc amt Fortune.
BY HAEvEY CAsTLEroN, author OF the
"Gunboat Series" &c, &c. Illus
trated. New York \. J.. BURT.
1887. Price in paper % cents.
For sale 10y the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

The Society of British Artists elected
Alfred Stevens, of Paris, to member
ship some time ago, thus carrying on
the assaults against conventional work,
begun when Whistler was elected
president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

said that he had "always found itmore
easy to manage a surplus than q de-
felt" Colonel FRED. g connection with
banking gave him considerable e1pe-
,ience in trying TO manage a deficit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

"a Wisconsin court has decided that
husband may open his wife's letters
But will a Wisconsin court protect the
man who tries the experiment ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

utah is bowling again for admis-
sion to the Union" And will hardly
be admitted because the Union senti-
ment is so strong out there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

by ADglo-Amerlcan cable % the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, October l3.-The intel
ireland, Mr.. William OBrien's paper,
to-day publishes six columns of re-
ports of various National League meet
ings, and observes: "This is how
coercion terrorizes the Irish"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

Colonel FRED. GRANT, when asked
question about the national surplus,
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lines OF less, s.: IN nonpareil loaded. &c
Gard Of rates for more space furnished On ap'
pncation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

After three weeks of anarchy
and |disgracetul wrangliIg the Legis-
lature began its fourth week on Mon
day night Twelve Senators met and
adjourned without organizing, The
Assembly met and settled down to
business at last. Several important
bills were introduced and others order
ed to advance readings.
On Tuesday the Senate met and or
gained by electing Frederick :, Fish
Of Essex, President. Mr.. Fish on taxi
ing the chair said the session should
be a short one as the statute book were
already burdened with useless laws.
He thought it better if the Legisla-
ture met only once in two years, He
next annoyaneed the committees.
Senator Miller of Salem county was
placed the following committees: Ag-
riculture, Miscellaneous Business, Elte-
lions, Industrial School Chris, and
State Library. After the iutrodue-
ton of twenty bills adjourned until
next Monday night.
In the Assembly u committee OF five
was appointed to investigate She cause
of the great strike. The five per cent.
interest bill has been reported frulu
committee as has also bills to make the
LIST Monday in September a legal holt
day and Labor day, and relating to
payment Of past dne taxes. III bills
have been introduced iuthe Assembly.
Adjourned until Monday.
\ few Senators aud Assemblymru,
mostly Democrats hold a meeting each
day IN accordance with the Constitu-
tion and vote for Leon Albeit for
senator. The tul Senate sill meet, it
is expected, next Tuesday week wOct
the election will occur. The connojt-
tees on the contested seats are still out
taking testimony and are expected To
report next week,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05
WASHIN GTON LETTER

Washington, FEBRUARY ,, 1881.
The United States Senate did do
at least two notable things last week,
II cave the British Lions tail a vicious
twist, and it again refused to give the
women who want to vote IA chance to
.nbmit the Constitutional amendment
ON Woman Suffrage to the state LegiS-
latures.
1t is interesting to he reminded now
and then that the American Eagle can
still soar, and that the fire Of our rev
olutionary sires is not extinct. The
belligereut oratory OF Senator'S ingalls,,
FRYE and Hale has furnished ample
proof of this. The occasion was debat-
ed on the bill empowering the Presl-
dent to close the ports of the United
States against Canadian imports, as 2
measure of retaliation, in case Great
:. ritain persists in violating her treaty
obligations 10y subiecting American
fisherman to mdignities and outrages
in Canadian waters.
senator Ingalls, thought ii was time
70 settle the fishery difficulties either 10y
ne p~otiatlon OF by war. The measure
under discussion was distinctly II OF
retaliation. 1t was al eye for an eye,
a fish for a fish, an insult Ion an insult
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05
CABINET OBJECTIONS.

The diary Of Mr.. Adams shows that,
while he never complained to his Cabinet
that they had deserted hiin, he felt bit
terly disappointed that he was moi the
choice of the politicians and of the
people for reelection. He would-uot,
however, even write a few pleasant
words Of thanks (when asked to do SOY
to an editor who supported him neither
would he appoint to or remove from
office any one because oil ln individual
preferences for on against himself DIS
tiuguished politicians nom different SEQ
tons OF the country, who would cali on
him while sojouruing at Washington,
would be treated with glacial frigidity,
and perhaps be unGeremoniOusiy dis
missed, that he might take n solitary
walk OF ride on horseback. Gen. Jack
son was meanwhile being brought before
the public, under the direction Of Aaron
Burr, Martin Van Buren, aud Edward
Liyiucssoa, as a "mau of the people -
They had persuaded him to resign MS
seat in the Senate of the United States,
where he might have made political mis-
takes. and retire to his farm in IenDes-
see, while they flooded the country with
accounts of his military exploits aud his
social good qualities. Daniel Webster
told Samuel Breck, as the latter records
i'll his diary, that he knew more than
fifty members OF Congress VINO had ex-
pended and pledged all they were worth
in setting up presses and employing
other means to forward Iaekson's cleo
ton.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

InIsH luPEnsrrrroNs.


The De. ef ia luck is deep and strong.
auj .Ea ItppS possessor OF good lnck is
a.vsys Oh tAe watch not to lose il for
ro.hing So a,sier than. uuc1Dsoi.usIy. Ia
make tver to some one else the benefits
Of it. The luck Of q whole household
may b. lost by a careless housewife who
lends mythmg ON Monday morning
Some mothers even reuse their married
children 70 tm to light tho tirr With on
rhe frs. morning OF the week aud care.
uLly place a e turf on tire Ire i0reaca
lighted one lent on other i4r-. TO give
away milk without first puttlue iu II A.
pinch Of salt is fatal to the prosperity If
"a dairy, aud to part with "a homeless Dog
or any animal that has sought pr lection
also gives away luck. One odd belief Is.
that though some people are u8io,tu.
nate in all their Own concerns, they have
The power Of beuefiting everyone they
come in contact with they aee described
as 'sousy = the pig that rs Lalteued in
order to pay the rent due to them always
prosprrs, the wages paid by them 20
tar. their slightest gift Is valuable, whilst
those Of a grudger only bring disaster
aud there IS something Eastern IN the
Importance attached to gifts and their
gloers in this way. The peasantry can
at once recognize anyone with the price
less blessing of luck by an open and
cheerful expression, and, in faci. a good
heart goes with good luck.
1t IS common Tor one person 10 put
spells upon another, and to a~liaeuoe
those at a great distance thus Il any q
tue friends OF children be travelling on
Friday, the Irish mother does NOT brush
OF comb her hair on that iay, or else
they would surely wander and lose their
way. Some people do not wash on
Friday as a cure for toothacbe, aud
many wear little bits of folded paper
sew in their clothes as charms against
the same affection. There are spells and
charms for other illnesses, aud half the
Old women wear blessed rings 5f brass to
preserve them from rheumatism.
Iuumerahle are the means employed
by young girls to pierce the darkness Of
TIER future as to marriage, but 40
Efforts toward meeting their fate appear
to be made by men Ii ought 10 be re-
marked that pious people speak very
steruly against these rites, as mauy OF
them-sucb as the one where girls throw
a ball OF wool down an old quarry aud
wait till it is held in the darkness-dis-
;iuctly raise the Evil one.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

The strike of &c, 1000 general workInen
in New York and Jersey City last week
because 100 in Hoboken had been re-
fused an advance in wages is one OF
senseless and most revolutionary acts
of the knights Of labor OF idleness they
should be called. Thousands of dol
lars worth of business has had to suf-
fer because of this act of the organ
ization which is bringing the eondem-
nation of the people upon it tor so do7
ing without good cause. Freight Is
being impeded in its transportation
throughout the country because of the
strike. a few weeks of starvation
will make them come to good Judge
ment.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

Mr.. Norney of Port Penn, a member
of the Delaware Legislature has sue
ceeded in passing his bin defining a
citizen of Delaware. 1t specifies; "a
bona fde citizen in this state Della
ware1. so far as the same appears in
the fish laws of this State, shall be con-
strued to mean that such citizen shall
have held his home or domicile IN this
State for one year next preceding his
application to fish in the waters OF ms
State or to be assessed. Before its pas
age a person was declared a resident
sas soon as he moved into that state
which some Jerseymen did so asto he
allowed to fish on the Delaware side be
low Bombay Hook light, This viii eX-
clude men from fishing in those waters
as 500 as they move Into the state
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05
DR.. JOhnston's
DRUG STORE.
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TIE PnILADtLPlItA TIliHS is deliy-
cred By carriers ia all the cities, towns
and villages surrounding philadelphia
for SIN CENTS a week, and is sold by
boys aud aewsdealers for ONE CENT a
copy. Il is universally conceded to be
the best newspaper in the world for the
prIce. pgblisaing all the Associated
Press News, Quotations of the Produce
and Many markets and an The News of
the World in a compact and readable
form. Independent in everything. 1t Is
not excelled in Quality on Quantity by
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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

Counsel for Janitor Titus have tax
en- his case before Chancellor Bunyon
on a motion for a writ of error remov-
ing the matter to the Court of Errors
and Appeals. hut at the same the legal
advisers of the doomed man freely adj
NIT that they have little hope except
from the Court of Pardons.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05
EGG FOOD

WILL LA2JELf 4HsEEASG AJS FAVUV-4iSf
Strengthen Weak and dropping Fowls, Pro
mote the Healthy Growth and Develop
mcnt OF all varieties Of poultry,
andinSute Fine Condition
and smooth Plumage
twin help then through m%oulting wonder
fully. It viii furnish boneand muscle foryoung
chicks. and thus save them,
Prevents and absolutely Cures the diseases
incident 10 Poultry.
CHTCK EN- CHOLERA
is usually lheresult Of weakness caused by a
lack of The proper chemicals in the system.
These are supplied by the IMPERIAL EGe Foop.
ItiS no forcing process You simply give them
the chemicals TO make eggs, at a cost of less
than one cent a week for each fowl. ASK for ii
Or. NJ JOHNSON, at his Drugstore.
F.C. STURIENA VT.
Manufacturer OF Ground oyster shells and all
Poultry supplies. Mil, l52lGt Commerce
Street. Office, i estate street, Hart
ford. conn.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

The Anarchist Senators Of this State
have at last come to their better Judge
m4nt aud recognized that they have
been breaking the laws and constitu-
ton hy not organizing before. We
hope they will make up for their wrong
doines 10y industrious work.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

Ex-Congressman Frank H. Hurd
delivered a very able and convincing
address before the State Board os Ag-
riculture last week on how the farm
ers are robbed by a protective tariff.
The Philadelphia Record printed tile
speech in full last Saturday and it
should be read carefully by every farm
er. We will give IN extract of it next
week.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

Representative J.. Fl. Reagan, DEM,
has been elected U. s Senator for Tex
as to succeed 5. B MaXey. He IS an
old experienced legislator, having been
a member of legislative bodies before
the war, a member of the Confederate
cabinet and a member of Congress for
several years. He is an an i-monopo-
list.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

Oscar Baldwin, the Newark Bank
defaulter has been released from state
Prison on a writ issued by Justice Brad
lev of the U. 5. Supreme Court. Bald
win had misapproriated S2,500, 900 OF
the banks money by false entries and
statements but it was contended that
his offeuse was not embezzlement or APP
~propriation to his own use, for which
he was convicted, but misapplication OF
funds bv wrongful a This was
considered good grounds for his release.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

The Democrats of Philadelphia are in
the mire and may stay there for all the
good they do the party at large nnderthe
leadership of sam Randall. They nom
mated a popular Democrat for Mayor
and a Republican for Tax Receiver but
as neither accepted they nominated a
chronic office seeking Republican for
Mayor and a Democrat for Receiver
to bear the banner of a hopeless cause,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

During the latter part Of last week
the Susquc' ana river was blocked
with ice 90 , iksbarre and Port Depos-
# SEQ 'atJ the back water flooded those
towns.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05
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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

The community will, no doubt be startled to learn some
of the mean schemes to which merchants resort IN their endeav-
ors to attract the attention Of the Public, and you will say right
here. that this is one OF them. But we want to get You to look
ing our direction, and we didn't know any better way to do it
than to start, telling you that we, too were Guilty We pro
pose to show YOU commencing to day. that we shall be found
Guilty of offering TO cur Patrons and the Public, some ofthe
most startling bargins in household necessities, ever thought OF
by the most sanguine buvers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05
Lock 10 Your Interest.

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Tie Best stationary and ink.
The Best perfumery.
The Best line of notions,
And fancy articles are For IA IT, cheap
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05

This country has only one available
gun fit for naval warfare and talks of
making Canada come to terms on the
fishery question. a pretty how to do.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-05
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